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In the work world, dealing with taxes and National Insurance contributions is important for both bosses and workers. In the UK, they use a system called PAYE (Pay As You Earn). This means they take out income tax and National Insurance directly from what a worker gets paid.
Income tax depends on how much a person earns, with different rates for different levels. The rates might change with new government rules. National Insurance contributions help fund state benefits and services. There are different classes of contributions, each affecting what benefits a person can get, like the state pension and healthcare.
Bosses have a big role in making sure these deductions happen right, following tax laws, and also paying their share of National Insurance. Keeping up with reporting duties is alsoimportant, and bosses have to give accurate info to tax authorities.
Income tax depends on how much a person earns, with different rates for different levels. The rates might change with new government rules. National Insurance contributions help fund state benefits and services. There are different classes of contributions, each affecting what benefits a person can get, like the state pension and healthcare.
Bosses have a big role in making sure these deductions happen right, following tax laws, and also paying their share of National Insurance. Keeping up with reporting duties is alsoimportant, and bosses have to give accurate info to tax authorities.